What to see in the area

Plaza Mayor, 3. Your first stop for maps, schedules and local tips. ☎️ 966 56 10 18

A fortress from the 11th century of Muslim origin. Offers spectacular panoramic views of the Foia de Castalla. Essential.

A 16th-century Catalan Gothic temple with Renaissance elements. Significant architectural site, perfect as a second cultural stop after the castle.

An extraordinary museum in a restored historic house. From classic dolls to Playmobil scenes and the Tooth Fairy's chambers. Offers theatricalized guided tours.

A Gothic temple from the 14th century. It houses the image of the Virgin of Solitude, patron saint of Castalla.

Cobblestone streets, stately homes, and the Plaza Mayor with its 17th-century town hall. Perfect for a stroll.

Home of the Moors and Christians festivities. It hosts temporary exhibitions and a display of Castalla's festival costumes and regalia.

Convent of the Minim Friars. Construction began in the 18th century and was completed in 1810, with the austere decoration typical of the order.

A 19th-century manor house on the Plaza Mayor. One of the most recognisable buildings in the centre of Castalla.

A landscape of old gypsum quarries surrounded by Aleppo pine woodland and aromatic plants (thyme, rosemary, pebrella). A quiet walk very close to the village.

Explore Castalla at your own pace with geolocated audioguides. Includes "A Walk through Castalla" and "The Napoleonic Battles" routes.

Download the official brochure from the Castalla tourist office with all detailed information and recommended itineraries.